A VPS hosting provider headquartered in London, United Kingdom, at 55 Goswell Rd, Barbican, London EC1M 7AA. We run KVM virtual private servers in 56 countries and sell 16 plans across 4 ranges, from $4.95 to $69.95 a month.

Who is the service actually for?

People who want the root account. Developers running their own stack, businesses hosting applications they control, teams sending their own email, and privacy-conscious users who would rather not hand over an identity to buy a server. It is not for anyone who wants someone else to administer the machine.

On the NVMe range, yes. Not everywhere, and we would rather say so: Classic VPS uses HDD storage, which is why it is the cheapest range; SSD VPS and Cloud VPS use Enterprise SSD; NVMe VPS uses Enterprise NVMe SSD; VDS offers NVMe or a larger HDD allocation. Pick the range on that basis rather than assuming.

How do I pay, and do you need my identity?

Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, PayPal or card. Ordering requires a working email address so your credentials can reach you; the name and address fields are stored as typed and never verified, and no government ID is requested at any order value.

How quickly does support reply?

Usually within the hour, by email, WhatsApp or live chat. We are a small team rather than a call centre, which is the reason a real person reads what you send and also the reason we do not claim a 24/7 staffed desk.

What do you deliberately not offer?

Managed server administration, backups held on our side, and a contractual uptime percentage with automatic credits on standard plans. Each of those has its own page explaining the position rather than being left for you to discover.

Is there a way to try it without risk?

First VPS orders are covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee — one per customer, requested within 7 calendar days of activation, with no requirement to justify the reason.

Why doesn't this page name a founder or team?

By choice, not oversight. We apply the same privacy stance to ourselves that we build into the product for customers — see how little we ask at signup. What we offer instead of a name: a fixed London address, a company running since 2024, and a real person answering by email, WhatsApp or live chat, usually within the hour.

About · London, United Kingdom

A VPS provider built around the root account.

VPS For Life runs KVM virtual private servers in 56 countries from a base in London. Every plan — all 16 of them — ships with full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and outbound Port 25 open, because a server you cannot fully control is not really yours.

London, UK
56 countries
16 plans, 4 ranges
Replies under an hour

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Registered office

55 Goswell Rd, Barbican
London EC1M 7AA
United Kingdom

[email protected]
+44 7529 457798
Bitcoin, USDT, ETH, PayPal, card

Countries: 56
Plans: 16
From: $4.95
Deploy time: ~60s

A wide datacenter corridor with converging rows of server racks and cyan LED lights

About VPS For Life

VPS For Life is a VPS hosting provider headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It runs KVM virtual private servers across 56 countries and sells 16 plans in 4 ranges — Classic VPS, SSD VPS, NVMe VPS, Cloud VPS and VDS — priced from $4.95 to $69.95 a month. Every plan includes full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address and outbound Port 25 open by default. Servers are unmanaged, deployment is automated and completes in about 60 seconds, and payment is accepted in Bitcoin, USDT and Ethereum as well as PayPal and card.

Headquarters: 55 Goswell Rd, Barbican, London EC1M 7AA, United Kingdom.
Founded: 2024.
Footprint: 56 countries across Europe, Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, the Americas and Africa.
Product: 16 unmanaged KVM VPS plans in 4 ranges.
Storage by range: HDD on Classic; Enterprise SSD on SSD and Cloud; Enterprise NVMe on NVMe; NVMe or HDD on VDS.
Networking: dedicated IPv4 on every plan; 1 Gbps on Classic, 10 Gbps above it; IPv6 available in every country.
Support: email, WhatsApp and live chat, usually answered within the hour.
Guarantee: 7-day money-back on first VPS orders.

More detail: Our infrastructure · Network · Hardware specifications · Why VPS For Life

What We Build, and What We Refuse to Pretend

Root access is the product

Not an upgrade, not a tier. The $4.95 plan has the same permissions as the $69.95 one.

Port 25 open, no ticket

Outbound mail works on every plan by default, which most hosts make you request.

An email address is all we ask

No ID, no KYC, at any order value — and we publish exactly what is stored.

Crypto is not a second-class payment

Bitcoin orders deploy on the same automated path as card orders, in about 60 seconds.

We do not manage your server

Every plan is unmanaged. The platform is ours; the operating system is yours.

We do not hold your backups

No copy of your data exists on our side. That is deliberate, and it means the backup has to be yours.

No contractual uptime figure

Standard plans carry no percentage and no automatic credits — see the SLA position rather than an advertised number.

No star ratings we cannot back

There is no review or rating markup anywhere on this site, because there is no verified data behind it yet.

No team bios or founder photos

Deliberate, not an oversight — the same privacy stance we build into the product, applied to ourselves. What we offer instead: a fixed London address, running since 2024, and a real person answering — usually within the hour.

Where the Servers Are

Chosen at checkout. Prices differ by country, and each one is shown before you pay.

United Kingdom Germany France Netherlands Belgium Ireland Switzerland Austria Italy Spain Portugal Greece Sweden Finland Norway Denmark Iceland Poland Czechia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Croatia Slovenia Serbia North Macedonia Moldova Latvia Lithuania Ukraine Russia India Singapore Malaysia Thailand Japan South Korea Hong Kong Taiwan Pakistan Australia Turkey Iran United Arab Emirates United States Canada Mexico Costa Rica Brazil Argentina Chile Colombia Peru South Africa Nigeria Morocco

Latency is the thing worth thinking about

The country matters far more to real-world speed than the port speed does.

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